The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-30
Local Matters.

Local Matters.
Schools begin next Monday. =
Davies keeps pure maple syrup.
Gray viii buy poultry Of al kinds.
Fresh oysters everyday 1t the Nickel
Plate.
Bostwick 4 Co. loan money cheaper
than anybody -st4
Pure lye hominy, made in Allen
county at WEIGHS.
Nice homo made preserves and jell-
ies at Klaumann's.
The New year Is bound to be good
one;-it comes in on Sunday.
Court will be in..session duringthe 10
mainder Of this week and next.
Geo. Davies sells Waters & Thayer's
Buckwheat -four. Try some Of 1t.
Just received. . nice lot Of fine evap-
Grated California fruit, at Klaumann's.
First class Japan tea, only Is cents
q pound. Cowan, Ausherman & Nor.
ris.
Good Drowned coffee Is cents q
pound at Cowan, Ausherman & Nor
ris.'
New seedless raisins, Just the thing
for mince meat and cakes, at Dawes
grocery.
It is unlawful to kill any kind of
game except squirrels and rabbits after
tomorrow.
Beck will pay s cents per bushel
above market price for 500 bushels
choice fax seed.
Ifyou have an old buggy that you
want to trade for new one 60 to the
lola Carriage Works.
Cummings d Jones will Loan you
cheap money, on farms. You can
pay It off at any time.
London Layer, Valencia, and new
seedless raisins, and fresh mince meat
at Kingsley 4 Wharton's.
Oysters and a general supper will be
served at the A. o. U. w. Hall to-
night for those attending the ball.
Farmers are notified that Waters 4
Thay er grind buckwheat every Thurs
day. Bring in your grist on that day,
Everybody in town who ever goes
to ball will be at the Opera House
tonight, is abont the way it looks now
Our ice men are hard at work gath
ering in their harvest. The ice is from
S to 8 inches thick and of excellent
quality.
J. c. Gordon Is again in the newspa-
per business having taken half inter-
est with his brother In the Sterling
(Colo.) Record.
New invoice of school books receiv-
ed this week. We can supply you
with anything you want at publishers
prices. Goodhue 4 Evans.
A fine truck garden and fruit farm
well improved a mile from Soldiers
Home. Dayton, Ohio, to trade for Kan
sas farm. Bostwick & Shelter.
The wicked, who, according to the
Good Book, are able to stand in slip
perry places, had decidedly the advan-
tage of the righteous on Tuesday.
The harder times are the more neces-
sary it is that you should get the best
possible bargains. That Is why you
'hould buy your groceries at Welch's.
All parties having claims against
the A. o. U. w. on the Fair account
are requested to file the same with w.
P. Northrup, Secretary, on or before
Monday, January 2.
All those indebted to ME are here
by notified that I must have q settle
ment at once. You will save trouble
and cost by settling all accounts on or
before Jan 3, 1883. E. Richards.
I make q speciality Of chattel loans
Money can be obtained on day of ap-
plication If security Is good. My Office
will hereafter be found over Northrup's
Dry Goods store. C. L. Whitaker.
The friends of Miss Ida Bartels, and
they are evidently many, are congrat-
ulating her on receiving the pretty
hall lamp, voted at the Fair Monday
night to the 'most popular young
lady"
From the numerous complaints that
come from other towns about scarcity
of coal, we Judge that our dealers de-
serve considerable credit for keeping
Us supplied with that most needful
article.
A biographical sketch of the late
Daniel Manning, accompanied by an
good picture, will be found
on our inside pages, together with
much other interesting and valuable
matter.
Some of the hsndsomest script type
ever seen In lola has just been receiv-
ed at the REGISTER job rooms. It is
designed for calling cards
and invitations and is very unique and
beautiful.
Three couples of young folks braved
the winters cold on Tuesday evening